Real Life Happens
What do you do when Real Life happens? I’m going to be personal here, in this post. Because it’s about living life and we all have problems. And someone out there might be having problems. I want you to know you are not alone. Back last June, at a back-to-back Con and writer’s retreat, I […] Related posts: What’s Life Got to do with it?...
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Oct 13, 2015 08:38PM
I have worked with steroid induced psychosis. It is very hard on your mind and body. Your faith and trueness to self is key to a healthy happy life. I am glad you are on the road to recovery and continue to climb.
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Steroids make me, literally, homicidal. As in me sitting at the intersection and knowing that the car that will soon pass in front of me is going to run the red light. This means that I can hit him and get away with it! (People who think the yellow light means they should speed up annoy me). I caught myself just as I started to pull out. Whew!Here's where real life happens-I have lupus and Sjögren's and steroids could possibly help. Not taking the chance. So constant pain and now I'm losing my teeth are my life. Trying to raise money for implants and not have a breakdown from the pain, severe muscle spasms, etc...
And I'm in the really mean stage as well. Yay.
